Upload a GEDCOM file to the Pedigree Resource File. Pedigree Resource file shares and preserves the file. Others cannot change it.

Copy the information from your GEDCOM file into Family Tree.

The best way to transfer information from one family history website to another is through a GEDCOM file.

Family Tree does not support importing or uploading. You can indirectly upload data by using a third-party software or a GEDCOM file.

Information about the FamilySearch GEDCOM version 7.0 standard.

Learn how to delete a GEDCOM file that you uploaded to the Pedigree Resource File.

Learn some helpful tips for preparing your GEDCOM file before submitting it.

Learn what happens to the information uploaded to FamilySearch.org from a GEDCOM file.

On 19 May 2021, FamilySearch released FamilySearch GEDCOM 7.0, the universal file specifications for uploading and downloading family tree data. Like the previous GEDCOM, FamilySearch GEDCOM 7.0 makes it possible to transfer family tree data from one application or website to another. This data transfer can be done without changing the original file or any of its contents.

The updated GEDCOM comes with several new enhancements that software developers have been asking for and that experienced genealogists will be excited to learn about.

GEDCOM is an acronym for "GENealogical Data COMmunications." GEDCOM is used to exchange genealogical information between computer programs.